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We invite our friend and former District 32 Texas State Representative candidate, Eric Holguin, to catch up and dive back into politics! This time Eric is not blazing the campaign trail as he reminisces with us on his early segue into running for office and the journey that's followed since his eager political start. 

In this conversation with Eric, we talk about everything from the future of American politics to what we can begin doing today to help positively impact our world around us. 

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For Cory Atkinson's article on this episode click here

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Wanna sign up for the Open Mic we are hosting a part of the People's Poetry Festival?
Click here and scroll down to the middle of the page and look for the Open Mic sign up Friday Feb. 26th 9-11pm CST

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In this episode, we switch gears to a more serious note as we interview a local teacher turned entrepreneur, Andrea Johnson, who co-founded C MATH is EASY alongside Elsa Brown. They created this organization in tandem with original materials to "help a child or an adult understand the basic foundations of math."  

During a lesson prep, Andrea is perplexed to find a copyrighted workbook of theirs plagiarized seemingly verbatim. Despite their efforts to work alongside and possibly partner with these local educational institutions, it appears copyrighted material is being used but is not credited to the rightful author or organization. 

Andrea understands and delights in their organization's profound role in teaching others so "they can become their dream" yet feels like their hard work is being exploited rather than justly commended. 

Read a companion article by Cory Atkinson to this episode by clicking here

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Or call them at 361-371-2838

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In this episode of Revolve One, we have a treat for our listeners as we talk with Texas based genre fluid artist, Quentin Arispe! 

Quentin tells us about their early days in musical theater, how theater shifted into creating original music, and discusses their diverse sound that will always be a staple for listeners. 

Despite feeling starstruck, we dive deep into Quentin's musical journey and creative process and as big fans of such a blissful vibe, we highly anticipate Quentin's upcoming album, The Spiritual Waiting Room. It drops February 12 so mark the date, everyone!

To visit Quentin Arispe’s Spotify page click here
To visit Quentin Arispe’s Apple Music page click here 
Follow Quentin Arispe on Instagram & Twitter @quentinarispe 

To read a companion article by Crystal Garcia titled,
"Quentin Arispe: The Queer Funk Queen" click here

This episode features the below songs: 
I’m That Bitch (feat. Quentin Arispe) [Instrumental] by El Dusty & Mariano Hererra from Americano Beat Tape, Vol. 1 (2020)
Fruit from Fruit by Quentin Arispe (2019)
Killer by Quentin Arispe (2020)
Inbetween by Quentin Arispe (2020)

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Here is a sneak peek at what is coming up every Thursday in February 2021.

It all begins 2/4/21 with Quentin Arispe
See Quentin's Spotify artist page by clicking here 

Then, we talk to C Math is Easy about how they have discovered their work to have been stolen and reproduced without their knowledge.
Click here to visit C Math is Easy website

Also, we chat with local political figure Eric Holguin about local politics and beyond.

This trailer features original music by Quentin Arispe, FRUIT (2019) & InBetween (2020)

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2020, a year I think we would all like to forget. Crystal and Rudy discuss some of their favorite books, podcasts, songs, artists and more that helped them make it through this year. 

Be sure to follow us on social media to stay informed with the announcement date on when we will return in 2021. Until then, Happy Revolving and Much Love!

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On this episode of Revolve One, we speak to the Managing Editor of Geeks of Color, Britany Murphy, about the upcoming movie: Wonder Woman 1984. With the film hitting theaters and also dropping on HBO Max Christmas day, we are excited to know more about the long awaited sequel from someone who has already seen it! 

There is no need to proceed with caution as spoilers are NOT included in this enthralling and insightful review. 

As the infamous year of 2020 engendered constant delays and pushbacks, we simply wanted to remind everyone that once again Wonder Woman has come to "save the world"—whether on the big screen or in the comfort of your own home.

To read Britney’s review of Wonder Woman 1984 click here

You can follow Britney Murphy on Twitter and Instagram @britany_murphs
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How are you doing really? In this episode of Revolve One we are joined by Cory Atkinson (author of the article “Life is Pain, Highness”). Today’s conversation centers around an openness to confront what depression and anxiety look like in our lives. Plus, we share ways that we cope and attempt to remedy the dark cloud over our mental health. 

Finally, Cory shares how the article “Life is Pain, Highness” came to be and how it paints an accurate picture of his depression and thoughts but is not without hope.

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Where does “hope” or “faith” fit into a year like 2020? During these troubling times, is there anyway for our mental health to be helped by our spiritual health? 
We reached out to Father Jonathan and Mother Cynthia of All Saints’ Episcopal Church (Corpus Christi, TX) to provide us with their experience during this pandemic ridden year. They share about how they have expanded their church experience into the digital world to continue to not only reach their community but the world. Plus, their compassionate tone and hopeful energy are such a wonderful oasis in the midst of the bleek times that we are currently facing. Enjoy today’s conversation. 

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To view the blog post that highlights Crystal Garcia by The Windward Review Vol. 18 click here 

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Today we share our conversation with Dr. Nick of Functional Movement Therapy. He and his wife have created a health care revolution by starting a telehealth physical therapy business called Functional Movement Therapy. Crystal and Rudy get an in depth look into how and why Dr. Nick began his practice and how it helps each incoming patient, not only helping them but contributing to the overall wellness of their patients. Join the health care revolution today by discovering ways to connect with Dr. Nick and FMT by clicking the links below.  

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Do you feel like you need someone to talk to? You are not alone. 
To talk to someone right now you can call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at:

1-800-273-TALK (8255) 

Or

You can text TALK to 741741
To text with a trained counselor from the Crisis Text Line for Free, 24/7

We are so thankful for you and your support. Today we reflect on a few things we are thankful for this season and year. We are also joined by some of our closest members of the Revolve One family; Michal Hebert, Ray “Too Funny”, and Tina “LaCochina” Garza as they share some gratitude and words on this episode too. 

We also want to hear from you this holiday season. Send us a DM, email, comment or tag us in your post using the hashtag #RevolveOneGiveThanks and share what you are grateful and thankful for today.

To talk to someone right now you can call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at:
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